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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
3
It invites customers to order a new Easter suit matching friends with guaranteed fit from Universal Tailoring. They highlight 400 elegant styles across shirts hosiery and tailoring, claiming London tailors offer nothing finer at the price and urging customers to come in to see them.
Base Ball Dope discusses Aurelia’s plans to improve and promote the town’s baseball team. It lists local players Beers, Toy Pierce, Ed Berge, Hoyer, Leonard, Dingman, Hartigan, Sigtin, Ray and Roy Hill, notes Sue Chapada leaving, Elle’s return from Hurley with a wild arm, and Dingman’s language study. Also mentions park facilities, a meeting, and fundraising.
The town and nearby shoppers are invited to view our Spring and Summer Suits for 1909 praised as the county’s most stylish, dressy, and attractive. Prices run from 10.00 to 22.50 with emphasis on quality and square dealing. Visitors welcomed to browse or buy.
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